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Absci Inc. (NASDAQ:ABSI) on Thursday collaborated with Oracle Corporation’s (NASDAQ:ORCL) Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and AMD Inc. (NASDAQ:AMD) to accelerate generative AI-driven drug discovery.
Absci’s generative AI Drug Creation Platform leverages OCI’s AI infrastructure and AMD’s latest hardware, enabling it to consolidate its infrastructure and accelerate its biologics design cycles.
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With OCI, Absci has been able to accelerate the development and operations of its AI Drug Creation Platform, including large‑scale molecular‑dynamics (MD) simulations and end‑to‑end antibody design.
Fifth-generation AMD EPYC processors and RDMA cluster networking power OCI’s bare metal instances. They provide Absci with the low-latency networking and throughput required for large-scale model training and high-resolution molecular-dynamics simulations that refine antibody–antigen interactions.
With direct, bare-metal access to AMD GPUs in a single, flat-network supercluster, Absci has been able to eliminate hypervisor overhead, reduce inter-GPU latency to as little as 2.5 µs, and benefit from terabytes-per-second throughput for checkpointing and data streaming.
“Absci’s generative AI-driven drug discovery is the kind of breakthrough workflow OCI was built for,” said Dan Spellman, vice president, AI and OCI, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Oracle. “By combining bare metal GPUs, OCI Compute E6 instances, ultrafast RDMA networking, and high-performance storage, we’re providing the predictable performance and close engineering collaboration Absci needs to push the boundaries of biologics design.”
Price Action: ABSI stock is up 10.50% at $2.63 at the last check on Thursday.
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